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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1934
Page
2
In Canberra The Canberra Times prints a publishing notice regarding order and notices. The text references Sam Beer and related entities in an unclear context, with fragmented phrases suggesting a public or legal notice published for a local audience.
Canberra forecast shows mostly fine weather with warm temperatures. An isolated shower or two may occur at night or early morning, along with mist, while winds come from the east to northeast.
The Commonwealth faces rising unemployment as it moves to fund public works and assume broader relief duties. A national scheme approach is planned, with emphasis on rail gauge unification under federal control and stricter oversight of state expenditures.
Melbourne report says Sarazen and Kirkwood planned to play at Patterson River in addition to Croydon and Ballarat. The Victorian Golf Association doubts Patterson River is registered and may bar them from Melbourne events and official regattas. British authorities likely to revoke entries for the British Open if the players persist.
The gate night at Royal Canberra Golf Club tomorrow promises thumbers and their friends an elegant event. The already charming club will be enhanced by decorative effects and a delicate scheme of ornaments. Attendees will enjoy entertainment and a plan of club functions offering free admission to parts of the evening.
In a tense golf test held Monday, Britain secured a narrow victory as players from both sides delivered strong performances. The outcome hinged on key matches with several near outcomes influencing the final score.
A list of dignitaries including Major the Honourable Casey MLA, the Honourable BB Blevena, MLA, W. FonCan Smith MLA, B. Spooner MLA, J.P for MLC, Colonel Cohen CALG, Claude Redding KCMG, E. Riddle and Mrs. Riddle, and many others attended a reception hosted by His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester and Lady Jane at Parliament Hours on Wednesday. Mr. H.C. Green, supervisor at Community Certs, announced an extensive tour of Melbourne and Victoria for annual leave, including a stop during the Centenary celebrations.
The gate closed on the Canadian National Exposition claiming the largest BNnet exhibition in the world. Attendance for the fortnight reached 583,000, 83,000 more than the 1853 total. Trade reports note favorable public interest, with Mouddnat yeestn backing confidence. Goursky, Trade Commissioner for t Oaylon, cited a tea exhibit and positive comments on biuwipans progacts. Also highlighted were impressions from Australasia and North America.
The Returned Soldiers League in Canberra appeals on Armistice Day for funds to aid distressed veterans and dependents. Donations in cash or kind are welcomed now, with gifts recorded by trustees and acknowledged in The Canberra Times.
Defence services reorganization aims to form a unified force with expanded naval air and military units. British government oversight, new cruisers, extra cruisers, reinforced personnel, and strengthened coastal defenses are planned to support imperial defence.
The Executive Council of CPSCA reviewed higher duties allowances. Branch councils urged an equitable start date tied to reclassification claims, noting delays by boards or departments and occasional lack of officer applications. A submission to the Arbitrator was approved, with broader concerns on seniority rules and possible social activities to be discussed at the next meeting.
A Canadian transcontinental air mail service plans to be ready in 1985, linking Montrea l to Winnipeg and the Pacific coast via a 3000 mile airway. The project includes distant hubs, airliners with 170 mph cruising speed, and a network to Toronto via North Bay and Sudbury. Government and private contract debates highlight employment schemes and efficiency criteria amid wartime capacity concerns.
A Melbourne style review notes Miss Parker of Sydney gave a song recital at the Albert Mall. Her varied program included Beethoven, Salvatore Rosa, Grieg, Max Reger and others showing dramatic quality and clear diction. The audience demanded extras and praised her vocal range and stage presence.
Examination period began yesterday at Acton Hall for nearly 40 Canberra University College students, participating in arts, law, science and commerce papers. Supplementary tests start December 3, with all exams wrapping by year end 1954 and a wipppantarial follow up in February.
The wedding of Miss Edda Lawless and Michael John Horan took place at Phillip's Church Bungendore on September 29 with Walton officiating. The bride wore a white moss crepe dress with tulle and carried pink and white flowers. she walked with her father as groom and guests, including Canberra families, celebrated with reception and travel plans to Woy Woy and Katoomba.
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